A group of men from Edmonton, Alberta, including sociologist Barret Weber, made themselves a Youtube video expressing ideas that they were passionate about. They also disabled comments and ratings on the video. This is what a feminist looks like.
Paul Elam woke up and checked his email. The last thing he was expecting was an inquiry from three high school girls about sexism in the media. He answered them right away, and decided it was worth sharing with everyone.
And so America “celebrates,” honors if you will, another Veterans Day, when we are supposed to express thanks for all the blood spilled and lives lost, instead of demanding an end to the carnage. This, however. is A Voice for Men, and Paul Elam wants no part in glorifying these human horrors.
Suzanne Venker wrote an article about the importance of fathers in the lives of children. It was published at the Good Men Project, and was just as quickly taken down with the assurance that no one at GMP agreed with her. They finally got real about who they are, says Paul Elam
A Voice for Men is about to embark on another ambitious project to educate people across the globe about the problem of cultural misandry and how it is affecting men and boys. Paul Elam provides a teaser of this project with an overview of misandry in America.
The field of psychotherapy and counseling is a professional endeavor purportedly for the emotional and psychological well being of all human beings. Not so fast, says AVFM founder and publisher Paul Elam. The field is not exactly what it seems.
During the month of October, Dr. Tara J. Palmatier presented a daily series of men’s stories, personal accounts of those who suffered abuses at the hands of sick women and the system that served their abusive ways. Paul Elam reflects back on that month, makes some observations and an appeal.
A Voice for Men is proud to announce another addition to the staff of regular writers for this website. Actually, this is someone whose work has appeared here many times before, but now her work becomes an AVFM exclusive. Feminists have not even begun to shriek.
Paul Elam takes a look at all the recent media buzz on the MHRM and this website. He comes to some conclusions that may or may not come as a surprise to regular readers. AVFM wants you to chip in with your comments and thoughts on the counterculture.
Paul Elam sat down to write an article, but it appears his thoughts were dominated by the men and women working so hard for the MHRM. So instead of the standard article, he offers some extended words of thanks to those with their shoulders against the wheel.
